following monuments are erected for the Schwarzenberg family and its members: The Family Heads of the family and title progression Dynasty The names hereby presented are those of all the direct successors of the Prince John I of Schwarzenberg (1742–1789). They have been respectively divided into the two branches of Krumlov and Orlik, including the contemporary generations. For the genealogy to be easier to consult, the male successors alone are listed, and they are accompanied with noteworthy information where necessary. In bold the names of the members of the eldest part of the family. Jan I Nepomuk (1742–1789), 5th Prince of Schwarzenberg, 10th (3rd of his line) Duke of Krumlov A1. Josef II Jan (1769–1833), 6th Prince of Schwarzenberg, 11th (4th of his line) Duke of Krumlov (1789–1833), founder of the main branch of the family (that of Frauenberg-Krummau) B1. Jan Adolf II (1799–1888), 7th Prince of Schwarzenberg, 12th (5th of his line) Duke of Krumlov (1833–1888) C1. Adolf Josef (1832–1914), 8th Prince of Schwarzenberg, 13th (6th of his line) Duke of Krumlov (1888–1914) D1. Jan II Nepomuk (1860–1938), 9th Prince of Schwarzenberg, 14th (7th of his line) Duke of Krumlov (1914–1938) E1. Adolph Jan (1890–1950), 10th Prince of Schwarzenberg, 15th (8th of his line) Duke of Krumlov (1938–1950) E2. Karl (1892–1919) E3. Edmund Černov (1897–1932), Called "Black Sheep" as a consequence of the refusal of his surname D2. Alois (1863–1937) D3. Felix (1867–1946), Major-General Austro-Hungarian Army E1. Josef III (1900–1979), 11th Prince of Schwarzenberg (1950–1979), last member of the eldest side of the dynasty E2. Heinrich (1903–1965), 16th (9th of his line) Duke of Krumlov (1950–1965) (adopted G1. Karel (VII/I)) D4. Georg (1867–1952) D5. Karel (1871–1902) C2. Cajus (1839–1841) B2. Felix (1800–1852), Prime Minister of the Austrian Empire B3. Friedrich (1809–1885), Archbishop of Prague A2. Karel I Philipp (1771–1820), Prince of Schwarzenberg, founder and chief of the second line of the family (Orlík) B1. Friedrich (1800–1870), who renounced his right of majorat in favour of his brother B2. Karel II (1802–1858) C1. Karel III (1824–1904) D1. Karel IV (1859–1913) E1. Karl V (1886–1914), Major Austro-Hungarian Army in WWI F1. Karel VI (1911–1989), Lieutenant Czechoslovak Army, Dr.phil. G1. Karel (VII / I) Schwarzenberg (born 1937), 12th Prince of Schwarzenberg (from 1979), 17th (10th considering his original line) Duke of Krumlov (from 1965), Former Minister of the Foreign Affairs and candidate to the head of state for the Czech Republic in